We'll look now at the NYPD killing of Kawasaki Treywick and the questionable result of

the investigation into that killing by an NYPD administrative judge.

One central question, did the NYPD game the system through repeated delays in cooperating

with the investigation, effectively running out the clock?

With us for this is Yorav Gonon, senior reporter for the nonprofit news organization, The

City.

He broke the story this week about the administrative judge's ruling.

Yorav, thanks for coming on.

Welcome back to WNYC.

Thanks for having me, Brian.

Many of not most of our listeners do not know the story of the killing of Kawasaki Treywick,

I think it's safe to say.

So would you start by taking us back to the incident in 2019, who was Kawasaki Treywick

and why did police come to his home?

Kawasaki Treywick was a 32-year-old personal trainer and dancer.

He was living in a supportive housing unit in the Bronx.

This was back in April 2019 and that's a building that provides services for people who have

challenges with things like mental health and addiction, substance addiction.

And that night he got locked out of his apartment door and he went into the hallway and started

banging on some doors and apparently shouting through the door.

And it was reported to 911 as harassment.

And Kawasaki himself also called 911 because he had been locked out of his apartment and

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